CLEVELAND —The Browns gave the audience a reason to tune in —for about an hour at the beginning and 15 minutes at the end.
 
A local television blackout was avoided Friday, enabling fans to watch the train wreck the season has become from the comfort of their couches. And with the clicker close.
 
The Browns scored a [...]

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MILWAUKEE — Cava-liers coach Mike Brown said he’s sticking with Delonte West. The troubled guard showed for a game that Cleveland’s faith in him could pay off.
“He started for us on a 66-win team last year,” Brown said. “We know what he’s definitely capable of. We’re going to be patient with him. The team’s going [...]

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Different people like to celebrate the holidays in different ways.
Some bake Christmas cookies, attend concerts or stand in line all night on Black Friday to buy a wide-screen TV.
Me, I like to tear apart a room in our house and put it back together to the best of my abilities as an English major. It’s [...]

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YORK TWP. — A group of Buckeye High School students pushed, threw and squeezed about 100 32-gallon garbage bags into a U-Haul truck Monday morning until the kids could barely close the door.
The bags, which were going to Medina County Department of Job and Family Services, were filled with only half of the coats the [...]

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Resiliency in the face of a life-changing medical diagnosis takes courage, but as one Medina teenager demonstrated, it perhaps takes a sense of humor as well.
That is one of the messages Lyn Harter, a professor at Ohio University, wants to come across in a documentary she produced, “The Art of the Possible,” which follows five [...]

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Helen Margaret Boulton
Mrs. Sharon L. Brabson
Georgian Tahya
David Zeller Walker

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